Dwight Hall 2023 Year in Review

DWIGHT HALL LEGACY SOCIETY
The Dwight Hall Legacy Society recognizes and honors alumni, parents, and friends who have included Dwight
Hall at Yale in their long-term financial and estate plans through a bequest provision in their will, by establishing
a life-income gift, or another form of deferred gift. The Board of Directors, students, and staff extend gratitude to
the following individuals who have included Dwight Hall at Yale in their wills or estate plans.
Anonymous
Dr. Sarah W. Baron ’04 & Mr. Jeremy S. Kahan ’04
Mr. Peter B. Bensinger ’58
Mr. Bob Congdon ’72 and Ms. Mary Beth Congdon
Mr. David L. Dodson ’77, ’81 M.P.P.M., ’81 M.Div.
FISCAL YEAR 2023 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023: Audited
REVENUE
Individual & Foundation Contributions (unrestricted) $327,232
Restricted Contributions & Program Income 1,270,932
State Grant (Co-Op After School Program) 201,378
Mr. Carl M. Eifler ’70
Mr. Russel H. Goddard ’54
in memory of Wendell Converse Goddard & Edward Hume YC ’25 *
Ms. Laura Huizar ’06, ’12 J.D.
Dr. Peter R. Muehrer ’82
Mr. Charles R. S. Shepard ’51, ’54 M.A., ’84 M.Div. *
Mr. Timothy M. Tompkins ’86
The Rev. J. Philip Zaeder ’58, ’62 M.Div.
* Deceased
If you have already designated
Dwight Hall in your estate plan or
would like further information, please
contact Director of Philanthropy
David Wilkins at 203-432-2021 or
david.wilkins@yale.edu.
University Contributions 252,386
Dwight Hall Investment Fund Operating Support 501,247
Other Income (including fees, bank interest) 47,537
Total Revenue $2,600,712
EXPENSES
Program
LEGACY SOCIETY SPOTLIGHT:
BOB CONGDON ’72
“When I began my career in the
nonprofit sector by providing
community services for senior
adults in Greater New Haven,
I worked with Dwight Hall
students who organized a job
placement service and a
newspaper for older adults. Then I
collaborated with a Dwight Hall student to publish
an evaluative guide to nursing homes in the area.
I’ve witnessed how Dwight Hall offers Yale students
valuable opportunities to provide community
service, develop new programs that meet emerging
needs, and gain exposure to people and issues
outside of Yale. That’s why I have included a gift to
Dwight Hall in my estate plans.”
Community Engagement 370,946
Co-Op After School Program 200,440
Leadership & Professional Development 451,201
Macropartnerships & Emerging Projects 427,491
Yale Prison Education Initiative 685,832
Doctors United for Ukraine 76,908
Administration & Management 153,303
Development 183,937
Total Expenses $2,550,058
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